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check_snfs_clients
Current Version
0.4b
Compatible With
- Nagios 2.x
- Nagios 3.x
Owner
Website
License
GPL
Hits
72019
Files:
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| check_snfs_clients.sh | Plugin script |
| check_snfs_clients.php | pnp4nagios template |
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Check internal filesystem latency for clients via Quantum's cvadmin utility. Returns average of all clients as well as lowest / highest client latency with optional DNS name / IP.
Should work with all SNFS versions. Confirmed working with SNFS > 4.1
Returns optional perfdata.
PNP4NAGIOS template.
check_snfs_clients.sh, Version 0.4b for Nagios and Quantum StorNext.
Usage
check_snfs_clients.sh
-F [-w ] [-c ]
[-e] [-i] [-p] [-v] [-h] [-V]
Script runs cvadmin on named host and SNFS file system with command
"latency-test".
Returns avagage latency of all clients as well as minimal and maximal
latency client. Warns if latency is exceeded by any client.
Warning: Due to the nature of the test this command has a long runtime,
about 2 seconds per FS client.
-H Hostname to run cvadimin on. Defaults to localhost
-F SNFS filesystem to test. Defaults to cvfs01
-w Warning level in us. Has to be lower then critical level.
Defaults to 300
-c Critical level in us. Has to be higher then warning level.
Defaults to 600
-e Path to cvadmin binary. Make sure nagios user may sudo this!
Defaults to /usr/cvfs/bin/cvadmin
-i Do not ignore FSM. By default the file system manger is ignored since
it has localhost latency.
-I IP Mode. Use this when cvadmin is unable to resolve DNS names or output
of full FDQN is preferred. Default off.
-v Verbose summary. Outputs all clients exceeding warning and critical.
-t run internal test case
-T run external test on file
-f Location for temporary file.
Defaults to /tmp/check_snfs_clients.tmp
-p Disable performance data output.
-h Print this usage and exit.
-V Print version info and exit.
EXAMPLE
check_snfs_clients.sh -v -F cvfs01 -w 200
Usage
check_snfs_clients.sh
-F
[-e
Script runs cvadmin on named host and SNFS file system with command
"latency-test".
Returns avagage latency of all clients as well as minimal and maximal
latency client. Warns if latency is exceeded by any client.
Warning: Due to the nature of the test this command has a long runtime,
about 2 seconds per FS client.
-H Hostname to run cvadimin on. Defaults to localhost
-F SNFS filesystem to test. Defaults to cvfs01
-w Warning level in us. Has to be lower then critical level.
Defaults to 300
-c Critical level in us. Has to be higher then warning level.
Defaults to 600
-e Path to cvadmin binary. Make sure nagios user may sudo this!
Defaults to /usr/cvfs/bin/cvadmin
-i Do not ignore FSM. By default the file system manger is ignored since
it has localhost latency.
-I IP Mode. Use this when cvadmin is unable to resolve DNS names or output
of full FDQN is preferred. Default off.
-v Verbose summary. Outputs all clients exceeding warning and critical.
-t run internal test case
-T run external test on file
-f Location for temporary file.
Defaults to /tmp/check_snfs_clients.tmp
-p Disable performance data output.
-h Print this usage and exit.
-V Print version info and exit.
EXAMPLE
check_snfs_clients.sh -v -F cvfs01 -w 200
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